Popular coding platform HackerRank is launching its

Popular coding platform HackerRank is launching its first-ever virtual college career fair that its CEO says could help companies improve diversity: 'Your pool suddenly got 10x bigger'

Business Insider

Published 08 Jul 2020

· Technical hiring platform HackerRank is launching its first online college career fair.
· CEO Vivek Ravisankar said that virtual career fairs can be better for students and recruiters alike: It opens up the pool of candidates beyond a handful of schools and makes the process more efficient.
· As the coronavirus crisis...

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Popular coding platform HackerRank is launching its first-ever virtual college career fair that its CEO says could help companies improve diversity: 'Your pool suddenly got 10x bigger'

Popular coding platform HackerRank is launching its first-ever virtual college career fair that its CEO says could help companies improve diversity: 'Your pool suddenly got 10x bigger'

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